According to the NEET topper Mrinal Kutteri, "I only followed NCERT and Aakash study materials. NCERT books helped me in both the papers of biology and chemistry, while for physics, I refer to Aakash study materials. I also attempted a lot of mock tests which helped me to familiarise with the paper and test series."

Tanmay will now pursue MBBS from AIIMS Delhi. Regarding preparation, Tanmay said that he was preparing for NEET from the 11th standard. "Five to eight hours of dedicated study, NCERT books, mock test, test series, and Aakash study materials are behind my success," he said.

Agra boy Nikhar Bansal cracked the medical entrance- National Eligibility Cum Entrance Test (NEET-UG 2021) in his first attempt securing All India Rank (AIR 5).

NEET-UG Result 2021 is available online at the website- neet.nta.nic.in. A record 16.14 lakh candidates had registered for the medical entrance

In this article check some very important tips to perform better at the UPSC CSE Prelims Exam 2021.

Regarding attempting the multi-choice statements, Jagrati said, "candidates should revise the papers thoroughly and should carefully evaluate the multiple-choice questions (MCQ). Candidates should first eliminate the wrong statements, focus on the correct options and apply common sense in attempting prelims questions."

Shubham's tricks to attempt multiple-choice questions (MCQ) s are- "Eliminate the incorrect options first, and then choose the right options. Analyse the correct options, read the questions thoroughly and then answer. The process, will help you to score more in the prelims exam," said the topper

Shubham cleared the UPSC Civil Service in his third attempt. The success, according to him, is due to constant hard work and patience.

To boost your preparation strategy at the last minute, UPSC 2019 topper Pradeep Singh shared preparation tips, important sections to focus on, and key areas to stress to get qualified in the recruitment exam. UPSC CSE Prelims is scheduled to be held on October 10.

Here's how JEE Main toppers are preparing for the IIT-entrance. Know their preparation strategies

Like female astronauts Kalpana Chawla, Sunita Williams, the JEE Main 2021 Uttar Pradesh topperGhaziabad girl, Pal Agarwal wants to be an astronaut,

Bihar topper Vaibhav Vishal attributed the success to his elder sister, who played the role of a teacher and mentor to guide him to come out with fying colours in the engineering entrance.

The success, according to Ruchir is due to methodological exam strategy and consistency in preparation. "Besides the daily study of six to seven hours, I tried to practice previous year papers and attempting mock tests," Ruchir said.

Nandini and Sachin did not enroll in any private coaching institute to crack CA exam, one of the toughest. "We relied on ourselves for the CA preparation. We studied together every day for 8-9 hours, and the doubts are cleared on the discussion. We have home tutors and follow online exam preparation strategy and ICAI study materials," Nandini said

Ruth Clare Dsilva, who topped ICAI CA final exam, said that despite failing in her two previous attempts she continued to work hard to crack the prestigious test.

The suspense over JEE Main result continues. Here's what the Education Ministry said.

DG NTA Vineet Joshi said that the result will be announced this week. Students are advised to check the official website only for updates.  

The registration process for JEE Advanced which was scheduled to begin from Saturday (September 11) will now commence from Monday, September 13.

In Chemistry, chapters like Periodic trends of chemical and physical properties of elements and compounds, physics - Logic Gates, Moments of Inertia, Mechanics- Combination of Errors, Laws of Motion, Biology- Reproductive Health, Evidences in Human Evolution. Check these important preparation tips.

The candidates who will appear in the postgraduate medical entrance exam are demanding for centres' relocation, and to delay the entrance exam to September-end. Meanwhile, the Supreme Court has dismissed plea for relocation of centres